Topic: Component testing.

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You can use any testautomationtool for this, if you know how it works.
In all you will need to write a generic script that can sent your
inputfiles from a specified location to a specified component. Then you
will need to write a comparator that can access your outputfiles and
compare them to your expected results. This is a lot of work, but if
the scripts are available you will be able to use them for all the
components mentioned here. 

Keep
in mind though that, creating such a script is not easy. It will take a
lot of time to make and configure. If you will only have to run your
tests once, it may not be worth the trouble to automate.

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tanushree Senior Member Joined: 04Apr2007 Online Status: Offline Posts: 2160	Topic: Component testing. Posted: 25Oct2007 at 4:21am
	You can use any testautomationtool for this, if you know how it works. In all you will need to write a generic script that can sent your inputfiles from a specified location to a specified component. Then you will need to write a comparator that can access your outputfiles and compare them to your expected results. This is a lot of work, but if the scripts are available you will be able to use them for all the components mentioned here. Keep in mind though that, creating such a script is not easy. It will take a lot of time to make and configure. If you will only have to run your tests once, it may not be worth the trouble to automate. Post Resume: Click here to Upload your Resume & Apply for Jobs

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